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Quoted from fasteight:Up thread someone mentioned washers, but I have no idea where to put them.
I think they are adding a washer in between where the scoop mounts to the playfield. I had to add one to my CFTBL after adding a cliffy. This allowed enough room for the ball to roll into the subway without catching the lip of the Cliffy. In your case, it may allow a bit of adjustment to the weldiment.
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Quoted from fasteight:I'm not sure what you're saying here. I do have a cliffy, but it's a slight drop down for the ball coming out of the scoop. Getting into the slot machine scoop is no problem, it's just the direction it takes when it pops out. If I add washers to the scoop attachment points, that should lower the scoop ever so slightly - is that what you're suggesting?
Yes....without seeing the ball actually traveling, you could be hitting something as the ball comes up and out of the scoop. Also, you may want to experiment with adding washers on one side or the other, this would then alter the path that the ball is coming out of the hole as well.
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